Sarah Woolley

About

Dr. Sarah Woolley is an Assistant Professor at McGill University in Canada. Her research primarily focuses on the intersection of social experiences and musical preferences, as well as the mechanisms underlying experience-dependent plasticity in social behavior. Recent articles authored by Dr. Woolley explore auditory preferences in songbirds and the neurochemical influences of dopamine and acetylcholine in auditory processing. She is dedicated to advancing the understanding of behavioral discrimination and the nuances of birdsong performance.